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In a move that has left political pundits and the American public alike reeling with shock and awe, President GiggleMcGuffin has unveiled an audacious plan to overhaul the House of Representatives. The proposed changes, which the President claims will "Make Washington Great Again," include replacing all current congressional representatives with a blend of professional comedians and reality TV stars.

According to leaked documents obtained by our intrepid reporter, Hilaria Pundit, the President's administration has been in secret negotiations with the likes of Kevin Bacon from "Celebrity Apprentice" and the legendary Jerry "The King" Lawler, known for his colorful commentary in the wrestling ring. The plan, which has been codenamed "Operation Chuckle & Flutter," aims to introduce a new breed of lawmakers who can "bring some much-needed levity to the swamp," as per an anonymous source close to the President.

The proposed legislation, titled "The Great American Comedy Act," outlines a series of reforms that would transform the House into a stage where representatives would engage in a blend of stand-up comedy and reality TV drama, complete with audience interaction and live voting via social media. The bill claims that this will "enhance transparency and engagement" with the electorate, as citizens will be able to directly influence the legislative process through likes, dislikes, and real-time tweeting.

Critics of the plan have already begun to sound the alarms, with the likes of Senator SeriousFace expressing deep concerns about the integrity of the legislative process. "This is no laughing matter," the Senator said in a press release. "We are facing critical issues that require serious leadership, not a reality show sideshow."

However, the White House has countered these concerns by pointing to a series of recent polls showing an overwhelming majority of Americans favoring a more "entertainment-friendly" approach to governance. "The people have spoken, and they want their representatives to entertain them," Press Secretary Jestina Bravado declared in a press briefing. "If we can't laugh together, then what's the point of representation?"

As the nation braces itself for what could be the most unprecedented session of Congress in history, political analysts are predicting a fierce battle over "The Great American Comedy Act." The question on everyone's mind is not whether the bill will pass, but rather, will it lead to a government that's more in touch with the people, or will it be a circus that makes the current political climate look like a highbrow debate club?

Only time will tell if President GiggleMcGuffin's gamble will pay off, but one thing is for certain: the upcoming political theater is guaranteed to be one for the books. Stay tuned as this story develops, and remember, in politics, sometimes the punchline hurts.

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